If you’ve ever pondered the seeming randomness of some of the superstitions we humans use to ward off bad luck—knocking on wood or throwing salt over one’s shoulder—new research suggests that these ...

MIAMI (CBSMiami) – Do you have a lucky rabbit's foot or lucky penny? Do you throw salt over your shoulder? Do you think it's bad luck when a black cat crosses your path? If you answered yes to any of ...

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Following our weekend snow event earlier this month, it is clear that the problem of salt usage on icy or snowy roads has not been solved. Management 101 tells us that we must capture data to fully ...

(KTVX) — It never hurts to have a little luck on your side, right? There are tons of superstitions — a lucky penny, crossing your fingers, not washing your jersey until your team is in the playoffs.